Iphones getting bigger screens and Macs getting smaller screens...I get the logic.![]()
Yeah, goes along with merging Mac OS X and iOS into the same thing (in spite of their claims to the contrary, they keep heading in that direction).
Iphones getting bigger screens and Macs getting smaller screens...I get the logic.![]()
I was just bemoaning the possibility of a lack of new iMacs. I really hope for something new this fall. I'd be all over a retina screened 27" iMac, even if it's not true pixel doubling. A new Mac with improved video and some other tweaks like Thunderbolt 2 would be the cat's fuzzy butt.
Eh.
Where is the mac maxi with mac pro design and 'normal' cpu and gpu?![]()
I'd never buy a 4K iMac in 2014. I'd wait until at least the second iteration to have a graphics card that can handle it as well as the GPU's in the 2013 iMac's running 1080p/1440p.
Am I the only one that thinks it's a bit of a bummer to lose an inch off the 13" MBA?
Or you could think of it as the 11" gaining an inch... If they decrease the bezels, the 12" macbook could still be smaller than the 11" air, and a 14" macbook could replace a 13" air. Noone knows yet what will happen in this category.
Or you could think of it as the 11" gaining an inch... If they decrease the bezels, the 12" macbook could still be smaller than the 11" air, and a 14" macbook could replace a 13" air. Noone knows yet what will happen in this category.
Apple will not release a traditional macbook air. It is going to be a device that is both a macbook air and an ipad. That will enable them to shrink the device and make it even thinner. The screen will come off the keyboard. Whether it switches to IOS or not I am not sure, but it will run Yosemite. Serious innovation in this category now requires a device that can turn into 2 separate devices. The only problem that I see with this is that now instead of 1 person buying 2 separate devices, an Ipad and a Macbook, they will only be buying 1 device. How will the make up this gap in profit I am not sure. Hopefully they will not astronomically raise the price to make up this difference, and I doubt they would.
How do you know this? It seems a strange direction to go with the overwhelming success of the Surface.
It would seem that a product like this would be worse than it's individual components, the worst of the Air, the worst of the MacBook.
Am I the only one that thinks it's a bit of a bummer to lose an inch off the 13" MBA?
Rumor: The Mac Mini will be discontinued.
It'll be displaced by the Mac Pro for when you need a headless Mac, and by a refreshed Apple TV with an app store when all you need is a simple home media server.
There, are you satisfied?
I have a Falcon NW Fragbox (power for gaming) as an equivalency to the Mac Pro.
And in the meantime what do I use on a 2009 MP and an early 2013 MBPR?
Rumor: The Mac Mini will be discontinued.
It'll be displaced by the Mac Pro for when you need a headless Mac, and by a refreshed Apple TV with an app store when all you need is a simple home media server.
There, are you satisfied?
Venture Beat claims Apple is working with Swatch and possible others on a range of smart watches from "geek to chic".
venturebeat.com/2014/07/23/apple-is-working-with-swatch-others-on-a-family-of-smartwatches/
Apple will not release a traditional macbook air. It is going to be a device that is both a macbook air and an ipad. That will enable them to shrink the device and make it even thinner. The screen will come off the keyboard. Whether it switches to IOS or not I am not sure, but it will run Yosemite. Serious innovation in this category now requires a device that can turn into 2 separate devices. The only problem that I see with this is that now instead of 1 person buying 2 separate devices, an Ipad and a Macbook, they will only be buying 1 device. How will the make up this gap in profit I am not sure. Hopefully they will not astronomically raise the price to make up this difference, and I doubt they would.